The phrase "a persistent time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a duration or period characterized by consistency or continuity in a particular state or condition.
Example: "The region experienced a persistent time of drought, affecting agriculture and water supply."
Alternatives: "an extended period of" or "a prolonged phase of".
Tests for non-proportionality based on the cumulative residuals suggested a persistent time-varying effect of the grade for the analysis restricted to the first 4.3 years.
The rationale that self-efficacy improves the performance of an individual is that it develops a persistent behavior in times of uncertainty, motivates the individual to aim for higher standards of achievement and above all decreases the fear of threat (Bandura,1986).
In an earlier time, a persistent level of naval aviation accidental injury and death seemed inevitable.
Indeed, a persistent rumour of the time suggested that Cromwell had considered giving the building to London's returning Jewish community to become a synagogue.
This revealed for the first time a persistent localization of a chitin synthase at septation sites.
However, these effects were not persistent over time of gameplay, which indicated an increase in gameplay competencies.
That humans enjoy exchanging time for other people's time has been a persistent feature of human nature since the beginning of time, and why anyone should think that the number of robots on the planet should have any impact on that leaves me mystified.
In this article I wish to discuss in a theoretical perspective one of the main topics of the ELSA conference, namely the question of how the Norwegian ELSA network can succeed as a persistent network in times of greater uncertainty with regard to funding.
The research question is how the Norwegian ELSA network can succeed as a persistent network in times of greater uncertainties.
